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[…] your next step is to find a family law attorney who has experience winning these kinds of cases. With your attorney you will figure out if there are any contingencies. For  example, has the court placed any stipulations on your ability to receive custody of your children? Do you need to seek counseling, drug/alcohol treatment, or parenting classes?...Read More

[…] to take responsibility for the child, nor does he want to be the father. Sometimes this may seem to be the best solution to those who are actually distanced from the process and don’t’ have to be the one who has to go through the situation. Some mothers find this route more difficult and...Read More

[…] amount of child support, it is critical that all income is properly accounted for. What distinguishes our attorneys in child support modification cases is our ability to examine the financial statuses of parents in order to uncover hidden sources of income and make sure that everything is above board. Also, despite Texas relying on...Read More

[…] orders for child custody and child support, the court generally will order that any existing child health insurance remain in place until final orders are established. For example, if your spouse currently insures your child through an employer-sponsored health plan, the court would likely order he or she to continue doing so until final...Read More

[…] law firm is well-positioned to handle such cases because we have considerable experience helping clients resolve issues that arise less frequently even among traditional married couples. For example, we develop creative visitation and child custody arrangements for parents whose work schedules require flexibility. Clients such as these include doctors, nurses and other medical professionals,...Read More

[…] When prospective clients come to us for enforcing divorce decrees, the first thing we do is closely analyze the orders in question and determine if they are actually enforceable. Sometimes we find the client’s former attorney simply didn’t draft the orders properly. Most often, we find orders are not enforceable because the language used...Read More

[…] might also be pursued. An attorney could provide a client with advice and guidance throughout the process of questioning the validity of a standing settlement agreement. For example, as in Howard’s case, if the document may have been signed under duress, the contractual obligation might be invalidated. An attorney might also be able to...Read More

[…] without dividing specific assets is feasible but typically requires mutual agreement beforehand. Mediation or intervention from a family law judge may be necessary to resolve disagreements. For example, it may make sense for some divorced couples to not split assets in a family business. If you’re not touching the company and both parties in...Read More